Gombe SSG warns civil servants against absenteeism
The Gombe SSG has issued a warning to civil servants about the consequences of absenteeism. He stressed the need for punctuality and attendance to enhance government efficiency.

The Secretary to the Government of Gombe State, Ibrahim Njodi, has warned staff of the Gombe State Liaison Office in Kaduna against absenteeism, truancy and poor work ethics.
Njodi said the administration of Governor Muhammadu Yahaya will not tolerate indiscipline in the civil service.
He gave the warning on Monday during a visit to the liaison office, where he interacted with members of staff and inspected facilities at the premises.
The visit coincided with the Annual General Meeting of the New Nigerian Development Company Limited in Kaduna.
Addressing the workers, the SSG described laxity toward official duties as unacceptable, stressing that public servants must justify the confidence reposed in them through productivity.
“On no account should any member of staff in this liaison office display a nonchalant attitude towards government business. Gone are the days when civil servants receive salaries with little or no productivity,” Njodi said.
He reiterated that the state government operates a zero-tolerance policy on indiscipline in the civil service.
“The administration of Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has zero tolerance for any civil servant whose stock-in-trade is absenteeism, truancy and the flagrant abuse of civil service rules and regulations,” he added.
Njodi also directed all members of staff to submit their individual job descriptions to his office on or before the close of work on Friday, explaining that the exercise was aimed at improving accountability and efficiency.
Earlier, the Acting Liaison Officer, Bilhatu Latile, disclosed that the Kaduna Liaison Office has 13 members of staff serving at the guest house, office complex and staff quarters.
She appealed to the state government to renovate the facility to improve its condition.
“We appeal to the Gombe State Government, through the Secretary to the State Government, to consider giving the liaison office a facelift to improve the working environment and the condition of the facilities,” Latile said.
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